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Been gifted a authentic and wedinos tested Quualude from 1970s. What dose?

The fire sale prices were insane. I cant recall exactly what they were, but they ended up being something like £5 for a kilo!

That's probably a bit of an exaggeration, but not by much! The prices really were insane just before the ban date. It seems they could not even virtually give the stuff away. And they must have still have had loads of unsold stock left, despite the prices being slashed more and more heavily every week, as the ban date loomed ever closer.
 
RC stims ended up getting much worse than ethylphenidate. At least that had some good effects on listening to music etc. I found it quite recreational.

There followed stims like MPA, which were just far too clean, and it was basically just a pure stimulant, with no positive effects on mood, music, libido etc.

I guess it could have had it's uses, but that wasnt what I was looking for at the time.

Pentedrone wasnt too great either. And I found 3mmc totally rubbish.

There were so many. I cant remember a lot of them by now either. They mostly came and went so quickly. The whole era was total madness looking back now.
 
RC stims ended up getting much worse than ethylphenidate. At least that had some good effects on listening to music etc. I found it quite recreational.

There followed stims like MPA, which were just far too clean, and it was basically just a pure stimulant, with no positive effects on mood, music, libido etc.

I guess it could have had it's uses, but that wasnt what I was looking for at the time.

Pentedrone wasnt too great either. And I found 3mmc totally rubbish.

There were so many. I cant remember a lot of them by now either. They mostly came and went so quickly. The whole era was total madness looking back now.
Diphenidine! That was the one I was struggling for.

What a fucking worthless drug that just sent you into dysphoria every time. And was allegedly dangerous too.
 
Every type of drug just got worse and worse in terms of it's effects and safety profile as they got closer and closer to scraping the bottom of the barrel, long after the first wave of products were banned, with some of the first wave of products being amazing.
 
RC stims ended up getting much worse than ethylphenidate. At least that had some good effects on listening to music etc. I found it quite recreational.

There followed stims like MPA, which were just far too clean, and it was basically just a pure stimulant, with no positive effects on mood, music, libido etc.

I guess it could have had it's uses, but that wasnt what I was looking for at the time.

Pentedrone wasnt too great either. And I found 3mmc totally rubbish.

There were so many. I cant remember a lot of them by now either. They mostly came and went so quickly. The whole era was total madness looking back now.

3-fpm. Possibly my favourite stimulant.
 
Yeah especially if the best ROA was vaping then there's no need to say any more.

I also recently found out that even snorting can be bad news if you don't get the amount of 'force' used just right.

Too much, and some of that shit you're snorting is going into your lungs, too little and of course it just falls straight back out of your nose :ROFLMAO:

I suspect I always tended to err on the side of too much force.

But a recent scan for a hernia also picked up a spot on my lungs, which showed some uptake of glucose (a potential sign of cancer) and and another glowing spot in my colon, which was taking up quite a bit more glucose.

And what were initially very worrying findings prompted a whole series of extensive and rapidly booked in tests. I was so impressed by the efficiency of the NHS throughout all of that, and the pre-cancerous colon polyp was successfully removed within about a week of it's identification, and the lung spot has turned out to be benign. Considering the years of abuse I've particularly subjected my poor old lungs to, I consider myself very lucky to have just had everything thoroughly checked over, and to currently have a clean bill of health.

Of course there's no guarantee that things are going to stay that way though. But at least for now, I'm good, and so thankful. Things could so easily have turned out very differently.
 
Yeah especially if the best ROA was vaping then there's no need to say any more.

I also recently found out that even snorting can be bad news if you don't get the amount of 'force' used just right.

Too much, and some of that shit you're snorting is going into your lungs, too little and of course it just falls straight back out of your nose :ROFLMAO:

I suspect I always tended to err on the side of too much force.

But a recent scan for a hernia also picked up a spot on my lungs, which showed some uptake of glucose (a potential sign of cancer) and and another glowing spot in my colon, which was taking up quite a bit more glucose.

And what were initially very worrying findings prompted a whole series of extensive and rapidly booked in tests. I was so impressed by the efficiency of the NHS throughout all of that, and the pre-cancerous colon polyp was successfully removed within about a week of it's identification, and the lung spot has turned out to be benign. Considering the years of abuse I've particularly subjected my poor old lungs to, I consider myself very lucky to have just had everything thoroughly checked over, and to currently have a clean bill of health.

Of course there's no guarantee that things are going to stay that way though. But at least for now, I'm good, and so thankful. Things could so easily have turned out very differently.


All I can say is that when my Mrs came on my face, it felt like an acid attack... :!
 
We always romanticize the things that are no longer around. I saw that real time with etizolam. When it was all over the place for cheap there were complaints on it being weak and people going up to 20 mgs a day. Now that it has been banned in some places people remember the good ol days of one of the best benzos.

I remember loving it at the time. It had a certain je nais se quois that other benzos just don't
 
Some of the clanger drugs that just weren't very good; there were several. My memory has seemingly banished most of them, but stuff like ethlyphenidate just gave unpleasant stimulation and nothing else.

Ethylphenidate and that benzedrine based one actually worked to some extent. I remember they pushed out another one after those got banned, it was gunky, slimy, tasted horrible, and to top it off completely inert. I forget the name, but I googled it at the time and I think I was the only person I could find on the internet who had ever mentioned it.
 
If you want to more know more about Mandrax, it's common in South Africa.

Obviously it's generally not methaqualone but if smoking them makes the user collapse, it's accepted.

Be very careful. A lot of the more potent (read more finanically attractive to manufacturer) homologues also produce seizures only a little above the active dose.

Dimethaqualone briefly turned up as an RC in Germany and I understand a few people assumed that apart from potency, it would be more or less the same. It was not. Recently a BLer in Sweden(?) posted their experience of dimethaqualone (smoked) and noted 14mg was perfect, 20mg and myoclonus (jerks that presage a tonic-clonic seizure) were observed.

I did a lot of research into this and the pro-convulsant activity is far higher in man than animal models would suggest.

Kind of fun but ever so addictive. I think it was the right drug at the right time consumed in the right locations that made methaqualone a legend. Start low, go slow.
 
All the recent test results from Wedinos are either etaqualone or SL-164. Wedinos has only ever tested positive for methaqualone twice, both instances a few years ago.

An authentic 'quaalude' from this country would be branded Mandrax. We had Mandies, not 'ludes. Are you 100% sure this is real?
There are a couple of vendors on one of the newer market places supposedly stocking an analogue.

One has quoted Wedinos ref number W071848, and that sample did test as 2-Methoxyqualone (which according to a quick skim read of Wikipedia seems closer to Etaqualone than Methaqualone - so we are probably in dodgy territory here. I may make a small order, get one tested, and ensure to check out other user reports online first. I'm not going first with this particular class of analogues.)

I suspect that the OP is much more likely to have some of these analogues that appear to have hit the market recently, rather than a genuine 1970s OG Quaalude.

EDIT: There have been several tests for Quaaludes in December 2025, and each time the result showed as 2-Methoxyqualone. So obviously people are being advertised and sold supposed "Quaaludes", but they are getting an Etaqualone analogue. Although some user reports I've seen online so far have been more favourable than they were for Etaqualone. One 330mg pill does seem to be 'doing the business' for most people.
 
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The 2-methoxy homologue was almost certainly inspired by the work of Jakob Klosa. The totally incorrect Wikipedia article on nitromethaqualone has that same 2-methoxy. But the clue is in the name. Nitromethaqualone which is example 10 of the patent. But whoever wrote the Wikipedia page incorrectly used example 13.

I would GUESS that it's more likely to be similar to etaqualone although given that the real nitromethaqualone places an oxygen-containing moiety (a nitro) at the 2 position, potentially there could be a lone-pair interaction going on. But maybe I'm overthinking this.

But whatever the reality, I previously noted that while a South African researcher analyzed hundreds of samples and found about a dozen homologues misrepresented as Mandrax, none of them substitute that 4 position. That's what increases the potency the most but it doesn't appear to matter what you put there, it may be far more potent but it's an order of magnitude more dangerous. One is nice, two and you potentially have a seizure. I was happy just to know the Swedish(?) researcher use the low and slow and demonstrated the risk.

I think I did point out the only example that was both safer and more potent than methaqualone (3-[2-(fluoromethyl)phenyl]-2-methylquinazolin-4(3H)-one, that was only 1.5-2.5 times more potent than methaqualone and is more costly to synthesize. What the subjective effects are, I do not know.
 
@jancrow - @F.U.B.A.R. is now more formally termed 'Sex Machine'.

I mean, James Brown didn't really go into details. All we can infer from the song is that it wasn't mobile. Still, those were early days, technology is catching up!
I read a great article about him recently- according to that he was staunchly drug free until he hit his early 50s and then decided to jump into PCP with gay abandon.
 
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